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“Impression soleil breton” update
Several years have passed since my last post here on My American Guitar and you may wonder what happened since. The short version is: I lost all the photos I

Class of 2002
Twenty years ago, I graduated from Emory Law School in Atlanta with an LL.M. degree and then prepared for the New York State Bar which I luckily passed. My father

One year back
One year ago, we returned to Berlin after our three months family tour through the US. We have thought a lot about this return in the past days, not only

The Boys in the Boat
I have had a special travel companion on my three months tour: “The Boys in the Boat”, a documentary by Daniel James Brown, which our coach and friend John Faulk had

My American Guitar
You may ask yourself why this blog is called myamericanguitar.com. The name came up on the occasion of a brainstorming session with our American friend and rhetoric coach John Faulk,
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